A book addressing all the difficult issues of "elimination care" [Purchase Benefit] Video explaining the key points of diaper changes in an easy-to-understand manner! "I don't know which diapers or pads to choose." "I'm called to the toilet at night and can't rest my mind and body." "Dealing with diarrhea is difficult and painful." "The person resists diaper changes, and I'm at a loss." "I can't get rid of my resistance to dealing with excrement." In this book, the author, a leading expert in elimination care in Japan who has also been caring for her mother for many years, clearly explains practical methods to solve various problems related to elimination. Elimination care is by no means easy, but by learning methods that suit your family through this book, the burden on both the caregiver and the care recipient will be greatly reduced! ・ Improve frequent urination, diarrhea, and constipation by adjusting diet and exercise. ・ Understand the condition of urine and stool to choose the right diapers and pads. ・ No more leaks! How to use diapers and pads correctly [with video] ・ How to deal with elimination problems that often occur in people with dementia ・ How to interact with the person who dislikes personal care ・ How to rely on care professionals / When to consider facility care, etc. In addition, the key points of diaper changes are explained in two video patterns: semi-independent (portable toilet) / bedridden. The state of elimination changes according to the person's condition, but this is a book you can rely on even if the level of care increases! ■ Table of Contents Chapter 1: It's natural to be confused! How to deal with elimination care Chapter 2: Frequently asked questions about elimination problems Chapter 3: The basics of elimination care without relying on diapers (How to choose and use elimination care equipment such as portable toilets / Dietary and exercise adjustments to improve nocturia and diarrhea) Chapter 4: Elimination care using diapers and pads Chapter 5: Elimination care when constipated or have diarrhea Chapter 6: Elimination care for people with dementia Appendix: Support systems and services that will make things easier if you know them ■ Author's Profile Graduated from the Nursing Department of Japan Saniku Gakuin College and Tokyo Public Health Nursing Professional School, and worked as a visiting nurse at Tokyo Eisei Hospital. After that, she studied incontinence nursing in the UK with a community nursing continence advisor. After returning to Japan, she opened a continence center (Elimination Care Information Center). Currently, she is the honorary chairman of the Japan Continence Association and the managing director of Continence Japan Co., Ltd. She provides part-time continence advice at hospitals throughout the country.